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Day ten of the RAGBRAI log: nursing a bad knee to Marshalltown, an In-N-Out-grade burger in Nevada, wine slushies (Andrew…), a lazy river, and surprise news about where we’re headed after the ride.
Day nine of the RAGBRAI log: waking up under a blanket for the first time all week, pulled pork in Perry, Beekman’s ice cream, an e-bike pace line, and Domino’s delivered straight to camp in Boone.
Day eight of the RAGBRAI log: a 4:45 alarm on the hottest day of the ride, hauling past the party pack, an empty ghost town at 9:30am, four hours at the pool, and the schoolhouse that finally opened its doors.
Day seven of the RAGBRAI log: rolling out of Onawa at sunrise, the Mile of Silence, four liters of fluids into Harlan, and a pool that was worth every mile.
Day six of the RAGBRAI log: the last leg to Onawa, a lucky state-park campsite on Blue Lake, loose meat sandwiches downtown, and a 4:30 alarm for the first day of the ride.
Day five of the RAGBRAI log: a slow morning at Starved Rock, CCC stairways and fort models, chocolate in waffle cones, Rudy hops in, and the traditional night-before camp at Kellogg RV Park.
Day four of the RAGBRAI log: Buckeye Lake to Starved Rock — the first Casey’s of the trip, dinner in the CCC-built lodge, and Monk beamed down from orbit.
Day three of the RAGBRAI log: the home server rack takes over while we’re gone, and the drive begins — Virginia to Buckeye Lake, Ohio, with tollbooth cash and giant checkers.
Day two of the RAGBRAI log: rooftop carrier on, tent mounted, trailer cleaned and checked out — and a sunburn to show for it.
T-minus 5 days to RAGBRAI: the trailer’s packed, the bike’s tuned, and the new Kia Carnival gets its first tow across the country.
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Back in Illinois and riding around town before RAGBRAI begins! Testing out my new GoPro camera.
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I co-wrote this piece on Choice Architecture and Nudge, both of which I am opposed to in theory and practice,…
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When despair for the world grows in me and I wake in the night at the least sound in fear…
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— Daniel Suarez has a great series of sci-fi books I’ve been catching up on. The first book in…
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“I believe that one of the greatest causes of the ecological crisis is the state of personal alienation from nature…
— My wife bought me a Soda Stream last year, and it’s been in almost-daily use since then. Little did…
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This Friday link dump includes new tools, old stories, and a pretty good critique of AI. I’ve been thinking about…
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This week I’m mixing it up by bucketing our links in four different categories: read, watch, objects, how-tos. Read on…
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The way we look at the world is influenced by our experiences and preconceptions. We use them to understand something…
This week we have quite a few readings on AI, because, well it’s experiencing an explosion of growth around the…
Developing real, tangible things is a messy process where one must listen to, and work with, the material they have…
I fell off the habit horse toward the beginning of the week, but got back on and came back hard…
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